Insight: Olav Norheim Johannes Jacobi·January 14, 2013Norway’s Olav Norheim is flying under the radar for way too long. His unique „all or nothing“ style,...
2012: Nick Lomax Johannes Jacobi·January 9, 2013The year is almost over and we decided to ask some of your favorite Pros to give us...
Adapt Brand’s 2012 Photo Recap Be-Mag·January 9, 2013Adapt put up this nice recap in pictures of their first year in business, have a look!
2012: Jeph Howard Johannes Jacobi·January 8, 2013The year is almost over and we decided to ask some of your favorite Pros to give us...
Montre, Bailey, Silhan, Moreno and others reflecting on 2012 on Blading.info Be-Mag·January 8, 2013Blading.info asked "your favorite pros" what 2012 had in charge for them. Head over to their site and check it out, great series!
2012: Mathias Silhan Johannes Jacobi·January 7, 2013The year is almost over and we decided to ask some of your favorite Pros to give us...
2012: Billy O’Neill Johannes Jacobi·January 5, 2013The year is almost over and we decided to ask some of your favorite Pros to give us...
2012: Nils Jansons Johannes Jacobi·January 4, 2013The year is almost over and we decided to ask some of your favorite Pros to give us...
2012: Erik Bailey Johannes Jacobi·January 3, 2013The year is almost over and we decided to ask some of your favorite Pros to give us...
2012: Jacob Juul Johannes Jacobi·December 30, 2012The year is almost over and we decided to ask some of your favorite Pros to give us...
2012: Montre Livingston Johannes Jacobi·December 29, 2012The year is almost over and we decided to ask some of your favorite Pros to give us...
Be-Mag Supporters for December 2012 Be-Mag·December 29, 2012Having a print publication to show off the sport to outsiders is as important to Blading as a page on the internet where everyone can get their daily dose of Rolling. Many people are contributing to Be-Mag each month to keep the project alive and make it the longest running source for Blading content in print and on the net. With the core team of Be-Mag doing it for the love and all contributors also working for free there are still costs that occur. Paying for the servers, programming costs, countless other things that result in a huge sum each month. Needless to say it costs a small fortune to print a large number of magazines and distribute it all over the globe.
2012: Dominik Wagner Johannes Jacobi·December 28, 2012The year is almost over and we decided to ask some of your favorite Pros to give us...
2012: Jon Julio Johannes Jacobi·December 27, 2012The year is almost over and we decided to ask some of your favorite Pros to give us...
Insight: Antony Pottier Johannes Jacobi·December 26, 2012Belgium powerhouse Antony Pottier is blading for not even ten years but quickly developed to one of the...
Adam Kola launches Personal Website Be-Mag·December 23, 2012UK based photographer Adam Kola has just put together a new site with some iconic blading work and other. Be sure to check him out, great stuff!
Insight: Chihiro Azuma Johannes Jacobi·December 22, 2012Chihiro Azuma is not only one of the best bladies to date, she’s also got that signature Asian...
Captured by Felix Strosetzki: Razors Spring Tour Johannes Jacobi·December 21, 2012We just got our hands on these amazing tour pictures that Be-Mag photo editor Felix Strosetzki took during...
Amsterdam Week: Edwin Wieringh Interview Be-Mag·December 17, 2012You don't just get the name 'From Hell' replaced with your actual, Dutch farmers name. This is a level of awesome that has to be worked hard for. You will have to put all principles and dignity aside, you will have to know no shame and you must act fearles at all times. Simply put, you have to not give a fuck and pull hardcore stunts on even more terrifying spots. So you can understand why us Dutch folk round here take great pride in the fact that Edwin 'From Hell' Wieringh is one of ours.
Tour Life with Pietro Firrincieli: Oslo Johannes Jacobi·December 13, 2012We often tend to forget that all this traveling and the lifestyle thats coming with blading is far...
Amsterdam Week: Rolling Artist – Daan Hegt Be-Mag·December 13, 2012Daan Hegt can hold it down on blades. He proved that in a big way by reaching the finals of the IMYTA Amsterdam back in 2005. Lately he's been focusing on his other passion: music. We checked in with the born and raised Amsterdammer to find out about his new project called Flash Grimey.
